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{{Character infobox
|name = Bangalore Expert
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|name = Clp. Sampson
 
|image = [[File:Sampson.jpg|250px]]
 
|image = [[File:Sampson.jpg|250px]]
|rank = NCO (unconfirmed)
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|rank = Corporal
 
|affiliations = 2nd Rangers, C Company
 
|affiliations = 2nd Rangers, C Company
|weapon = BAR
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|weapon = M3 Grease Gun
|birth = Around 1910 (book)}}
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|birth = 1905|death = Unknown}}
   
'''William Sampson''' was a bangalore expert in Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion Rangers.
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'''William Sampson''' was a bangalore expert in Charlie Company, 2nd Rabgers Battalion.
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
He landed at [[Omaha Beach]] on June 6th, 1944. He was one of just a few survivors of [[Briggs|Lt. Briggs]]'s landing craft. He managed to reach the Dog 1 Exit next to [[Capt. John H. Miller|Captain Miller]]. He placed bangalore torpedos over the shingle. It blew up and destroyed the wire, clearing the way for Miller and his men. He then proceeded to Vierville. His fate is unknown.
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He landed at [[Omaha Beach]] on June 6th,1944. He was one of just a few survivors of Sgt. Carrentan's landing craft. He managed to reach the Dog 1 exit next to [[Capt. John H. Miller|Captain Miller]]. He placed bangalore torpedos over the shingle. It blew up and destroyed the wire, clearing the way for Miller and his men. He then proceeded to Vierville. He survived the battle as he is later seen marching surrendering troops.
 
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[[Category:American Soldiers]]
 
[[Category:American Soldiers]]

Revision as of 15:40, 29 November 2019


William Sampson was a bangalore expert in Charlie Company, 2nd Rabgers Battalion.

Biography

He landed at Omaha Beach on June 6th,1944. He was one of just a few survivors of Sgt. Carrentan's landing craft. He managed to reach the Dog 1 exit next to Captain Miller. He placed bangalore torpedos over the shingle. It blew up and destroyed the wire, clearing the way for Miller and his men. He then proceeded to Vierville. He survived the battle as he is later seen marching surrendering troops.